The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-26
Personal and Society.


William Dryden and F. NJ. McNair, Of Mar
f'nsviiie, were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. ID. B. Chopin, of Cincinnati, is the guest
OF Mrs. Hattie a Prunk, on West New York
street.
Mr.. and Mrs w. F. Mason and son. Mr.. A l..
Mason, are settled in San Francisco for the
winter.
Miss Minnie Royce, of De Paw University, is
the guest of Miss Jeanette Smith, of No. 351
Park avenue.
invitations have been issued by the Indianap-
Oils Light Infantry for a reception and dance on
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thompson left yesterday
for Kansas City. aud on Monday they will pro-
coed to California to spend the winter.
Col j. A. Bridgland and niece. Mrs. John 7.
Carey, Of San Francisco, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
y. New will leave tonight for New York.
Cards were issued yesterday for a reception
on Wednesday by Mrs. Chas. Woods and Mrs.
Sallis Vaien and on Friday by Mrs. J.. E. era
vens and Mrs. Maxwell.
Mr. Eugene Davis, formerly Of this city has
taken the position manager for the Frank
Leslie Publishing House in New York. and has
gone there with his wife, formerly Miss Bessie
johnson. to reside.
Mrs. j. W. Beck and Miss Baggs gave a very
pleasant musicale last evening to about sixty
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Spades, DIR. ID. l.. and
Miss Thompson. Mrs Shaw, Miss Earickson,
Miss Baggs and Mr.. Willard took part.
The annual commencement exercice5 OF the
Training School for Nurses will be held at Me-
ridian-street Church on Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Irene Coolidge of Franklin. will render sew
eral vocal mbers in addition to the regular
addresses which are to be made.
Mr.. and Mrs John n Holiday entertained
quite q number of friends last night at their
home on North Meridian street. The assembled
guests were first served with a literary treat in
the shane OF n most excellent and interesting
paper on Faces" by Rev. John Baltziy. pastor
OF the English Lutheran Church. The article
was read before the Art Association last season.
and called forth The hiCheSt co DimnntS which
were repeated last night, at the conclusion
DR.. and Mrs. Prunk gave a large and elegant
reception last night in honor of their son, Mr..
Frank HI Prunk, who was married on Wednes-
day evening at Hayes. Illinois, to Miss Estee
Boges. of that place. Mr.. Prunk is now resi-
dent of Wellington Kansas, where he is
cessfully located in business, and is here to
spend a few weeks with his parents The fam
lily residence. No. 368 West New York street,
was thrown open to the friends. aud the
cious parlors were deliberately decorated with
profusion of flowers plants and vines Dr. and
Mrs. Prunk and the bride and bridegroom were
assisted in receiving by Misses Hattie and Cas-
sic Boegs and Mr.. Frank Boees. sisters and
brother of Mrs. Prunk. aud the Misses Pratt, of
Champagne. Mrs. Prunk her wedding
dress of light dove-color silk trimmed with point
applique lace. and carried bouquet of Marechal
Mel roses. The guests were all handsomely at
tired. making a brilliant gathering There were
quite number of strangers present from Gin
cinnati, Franklin. Bloomington. Covington, KY,
and Wellington. KAN, and a great many repre-
sentative homo people. Mr.. and Mrs. Prnnk
will remain here until after the holidays.
and receive their friends on the Thursdays in
December and January. Upon the occasion of
their marriage they were the recipients Of some
very beautiful gifts from friends in this and
other States.
KNoBLoCK-STARR.
Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal
ELKHART. Ind, Nov. 25.-Orto Knoblock,
leading manufacturer of South Bend, aud Miss
Marguerite Starr, of this city. were united in
marriage, Yesterday. The occasion was one Of
much social Importance